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Ripley, The Anchor Inn, 1911, (1914). Artist: Jamess Ogilvy
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Ripley, The Anchor Inn, 1911, (1914). Artist: Jamess Ogilvy
Ripley, The Anchor Inn, 1911, (1914). The Anchor Inn, Ripley, Surrey, dates to the early 16th century in its original function as an almshouse. By 1870, cycling became a popular activity in the South of England and Ripley was a convenient distance from London, many cyclists would stop for a break at the Anchor Inn. On Whit Sunday 1894 the Police estimated that 20, 000 cyclists passed through Kingston on their way to Ripley. From A Pilgrimage In Surrey, Vol. 1, by James S. Ogilvy. [George Routledge & Sons Limited, London, 1914]
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This print captures the essence of Ripley, The Anchor Inn in 1911, as depicted by artist James Ogilvy. Dating back to the early 16th century, this historic inn originally served as an almshouse before transforming into a popular destination for cyclists in the late 19th century. As cycling gained popularity in the South of England during that time, Ripley became a convenient stopover for those traveling from London. The significance of The Anchor Inn is evident from its role on Whit Sunday in 1894 when an astounding number of approximately 20,000 cyclists were estimated to have passed through Kingston on their way to Ripley. This remarkable statistic highlights not only the growing enthusiasm for cycling but also the allure and reputation of The Anchor Inn as a favored rest point along this popular route. James S. Ogilvy's artwork beautifully captures both the historical charm and bustling energy surrounding The Anchor Inn during this period. Through his skilled brushstrokes and attention to detail, he immortalizes a moment in time when weary travelers sought respite at this iconic establishment. Displayed against a backdrop of Surrey's picturesque landscape, this print serves as a testament to both the enduring legacy of The Anchor Inn and its integral place within British history. It invites viewers to step back into time and experience firsthand the vibrant atmosphere that once enveloped this beloved inn along with all its fascinating stories waiting to be discovered.
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